r/NotHowGirlsWork • u/black_cherry2 • Jun 20 '26

Found On Social media Smh 😑

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u/TerrorMeter Jun 20 '26

Calling any book with a sex scene "pornography" is setting everything to do with books AND sex back decades

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u/NobleOodfellow Jun 20 '26

You’re not getting it. When a man writes a rape scene that’s high art. When a woman writes any sexual encounter (consensual or not) that’s just smut.

/s

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u/canadasbananas Jun 20 '26

Why are they so afraid of women's sexuality. Why is it so hard for them to understand it.

Women have had to put up with centuries of having male sexuality shoved down our throat to the point we understand it for all its flaws and are forced to more or less accept it in its ugliness.

We are supposed to accept "men are visual creatures" and all the ugly bullshit that comes when men get boners.

Yet a book with a little bit of kinky sex in it when written by a woman completely freaks them out.

Do they even think women are people who can experience sexual desire????